Attend this in-person event to understand the changes to work and immigration requirements related to SNAP benefits and MassHealth insurance, check your eligibility, and get help with next steps.
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In‑person session at Margaret Fuller Neighborhood House Food Pantry explains new work and immigration rules for SNAP and MassHealth, offers eligibility checks and next‑step assistance.
Cross-disciplinary conversations on environmental history, waste management, and material circulation with leading scholars at The Nexus, free lunch for registered participants.
Sewing 101 (Main Library — Fab Lab, The Hive) — Learn machine setup, threading, straight stitches, tension and safety while making a drawstring bag, ages 18 and up.
Guided meditation with music and a quiet setting while participants color paper mandalas using markers, Cambridge Senior Center — for ages 55 and up.
Jean Appolon Expressions performs at Takeda Theater at The Platform in Cambridge.
Strong and Stretched, a 45‑minute class popular across all three senior centers, offered at Russell Youth Center for ages 55 and up.
In‑person session at Central Square Library explains new work and immigration requirements for SNAP benefits and MassHealth, offers eligibility checks and next‑step assistance.
Interactive theatre class at Cambridge Senior Center reads plays, acts scenes, and analyzes characters and plots, no experience required, for ages 55 and up.
Line dancing lessons at Cambridge Senior Center teach basics and newer routines, offering fun movement and social interaction, for ages 55 and up.
